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Network Demand Continued to Grow This Year; 2019 Shows No Signs of Letting Up
Network Demand Continued to Grow This Year; 2019 Shows No Signs of Letting Up

In short, we’re continuing to help build the best networks the world has ever seen. Here’s to 2019.  

Dan Whalen

December 17, 2018

3 minute read
Simplifying Network Management with Ruckus SmartZone
Simplifying Network Management with Ruckus SmartZone

First introduced in 2015, SmartZone-powered controllers combine scalability, tiered multi-tenancy, architectural flexibility, and extensive APIs into a single centrally-managed element. These capabili

Avatar_NewDog Ruckus Networks

December 14, 2018

5 minute read
Connectivity Matters
Connectivity Matters

You’re at work and trying to get online; isn’t it frustrating when the wifi won’t work, or your connection is slow? With CommScope’s new partnership with Cheytec, in-building wireless deployments just got a lot easier and faster. But don’t take our word for it – hear directly from Cheytec’s CEO.

Jarrett_Bluth_160x160 Jarrett Bluth

December 14, 2018

2 minute read
Copper Still has Home in Data Centers
Copper Still has Home in Data Centers

In a world of fiber, there is still plenty of room – and use – for copper. Our Dave Tanis talks about that in today’s blog.

Dave Tanis Dave Tanis

December 13, 2018

2 minute read
Getting Wired for Wireless: Power
Getting Wired for Wireless: Power

Power over Ethernet (PoE) is typically provided for access points, as well as other devices such as voice over IP (VoIP) phones, IP TVs, and more. PoE is particularly important for APs. As such, a primary concern for customers planning an AP refresh is ensuring that sufficient power will be delivered at the switch.

Rick-Freedman Rick Freedman

December 12, 2018

2 minute read
Be the architect of your network’s future
Be the architect of your network’s future

Why is it important that you understand the topologies and architectures of FTTx networks? It is because you need to find the right network strategies and approaches for brining fiber deeper in the network. In this blog, James Donovan reviews several ways an operator might accomplish this as well as showcase a free FTTx Architectures course from the Infrastructure Academy.

James Donovan_new James Donovan

December 12, 2018

2 minute read
Ice is Only Nice in a Drink
Ice is Only Nice in a Drink

Connectivity outages happen – especially in the winter when the ice and snow get to be huge problems for fiber protection. But our Chris Gemme tells us how to protect your assets so you – and your network – aren’t left out in the cold.

December 11, 2018

3 minute read
Boosting Power Levels to Slash Costs in Remote Radio System
Boosting Power Levels to Slash Costs in Remote Radio System

With the rise of high-bandwidth applications such as streaming video and a growing expectation that their devices will work everywhere, mobile subscribers are demanding better coverage and higher data rates from their service providers. However, densifying networks and using higher-powered RRUs pose significant cost and deployment challenges, especially when it comes to powering remote radios. In this blog, CommScope’s John Hanley and Tessco’s David Heitmann will look at these challenges and how DC power-boosting technologies can address them.

Hanley_Heitmann_ektron John Hanley & David Heitmann

December 10, 2018

5 minute read
Continuing our commitment to greenhouse gas emissions reduction
Continuing our commitment to greenhouse gas emissions reduction

If you want to be successful, then you need to set and achieve your goals. One goal CommScope set was to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 65 percent by the end of 2020. If you want to know if we are going to meet this goal, then make sure you read this blog from Zuzana Pospechova.

6_Zuzana-Pospechova Zuzana Pospechova

December 06, 2018

2 minute read